Credit Crisis Critical, Stocks Slump, Oil Defies Invasion
Credit Crisis Critical, Stocks Slump, Oil Defies Invasion
Bad news from bank names including JP Morgan Chase caused stocks to spiral downward today. Oil fell despite Georgian pipelines being shutdown due to Russian invasion. The DJIA gave back -139.96 to 11642.47, the Nasdaq fell -9.34 to 2430.61 and the broad based S&P 500 dropped -15.68 to 1289.63.
JP Morgan
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PowerRating) fell 9.31% or $3.90 to $37.99/share after expressing concerns over credit crisis and analyst writedown.
Comverge
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PowerRating) collapsed 26.73% or $2.39 to $6.55/share after posting a larger than expected second quarter loss.
Fossil
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PowerRating) added 10.89% or $3.14 to $31.98/share after beating analysts estimates for the second quarter.
Monsanto
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PowerRating) climbed 3.30% or $3.56 to $111.44/share after the seed producer said 2009 gross profits are expected to increase by 5% in soybean seeds and as much as 30% in corn seeds.
Oil fell $1.19 to $113.26/oz despite supply disruptions in Georgia. Gold fell another $5.70 to $822.60 and the VIX added 5.22% to 21.77
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